My Reply follows quote. On 08/09/2004 19:38 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said: >I was wrong assuming that all 6xxx series had built-in Ethernet. I'm not >familiar >with the 6214, or any of the 62xx series :-( . Checking official Apple >info about >the model (at http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=112333), I have >found that it really doesn't have built-in Ethernet. Instead, it has a >comm slot. >I can't say where to look for it, but I think it's like a PCI slot, only >somewhat >shorter, and I'd bet that it's located near the rear of the motherboard, >possibly >close to the serial ports ("geoports"). > >Greetings, > >Antonio Rodr�guez (Grijan) ------- We both gave bad info. The 6200 and 6300 have a ComSlot(1) and an LC PDS slot. You can get an ethernet card for either. I had 6100 on what's left of my mind.
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